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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1904
Page
5
An advertisement extols stomach health through natural eating and exercise. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, effective remedy for indigestion, aiding digestion and restoration of the stomach. A Detroit physician testimonial supports universal relief and mentions availability at 50 cents a box.
Henry White, secretary of the American embassy in England, is in the U S for recreation and nearly 34. His career spans over 80 years in diplomacy with roles in Vienna and Tendon, and a recall by Cleveland in 1898 before reappointment by McKinley. The Duchess of Marlborough, Mrs. Bradley Martin orders shoes for gowns, and King Edward funds a new convalescent home at Osborne. Secretary Cortelyou will tour Chicago and Philadelphia delivering talks on trade and industry within weeks.
Dora Niven, 44, became ill and fell opposite 167 Huntington avenue yesterday morning. She sustained a slight wound over the right eye, was treated by Dr. Thornton, and conveyed home to 49 Falmouth street by Division 1s ambulance.
In a Boston church gathering, Rev. Van Ness and colleagues urged using Parker Memorial parlors for youth courtship and social activity to curb saloons and gambling. They described city isolation, proposed remodeling, and emphasized practical social work with diverse missions and youth clubs.
The Thomas Francis Meagher Association held its annual Emmet celebration in Independence Hall with 60 plus attendees. Daniel M. Flynn led the exercises. Speakers included ex mayor McNamee Cambridge John A Ryan state Hibernians president ex Alderman Thomas H Dowd and P J Lynch Post night editor. Lynch urged progress toward self government and anticipated Irish home rule as parliament party balance could swing any general election. The program featured music and readings by Owen Gavin Patrick Collins Owen O Loughlin P Colbert D Condon P Stack and J J Fay.
The Revere no license drive ended with a Town Hall rally drawing over 8 percent of the population. Speaker Joe Fanning of Newton urged a record no license majority, with F Irving Weston presiding and the Neal Dow male quartet performing.
The ongoing fake headline contest ends with today’s installment. The Post will announce the $10 prize winner in Tuesday’s edition.
Mrs Lake Stolghton praises Emmons for moral courage in opposing liquor sales to women in barrooms at Foston. She argues the so called ladies entrances degrade womanhood and harm women, urging the commissioner who called for action to step up and act.
Mrs. Leonora M. Lake of St. Louis urges Catholics to oppose liquor interests and educate children in temperance at the Town Hall meeting. Judge A. Marden and local officials welcome delegates, praising the Catholic Total Abstinence Union efforts in Boston.
A general court martial is ordered to meet March 14 at headquarters Second Brigade M V M for the trial of Captain David F Whittier of Company Eighth Infantry. Details include Major Joseph J Kelly Major Willis W Stover Captain Frederick S Howes Captain Samuel D Parker Captain William Th Kelly and Captain Roland H Sherman as judge advocate. Whittier, an Alderman of Haverhill, disappeared after an election and is rumored to have enlisted in the regular army.
Provision and Produce Dealers should attend the Judiciary Committee session at the State House on Tuesday March at 19 a.m for no hearing on the proposed bill regulating trading stamps. Evers dealer should be present.
A 17 year old homeless youth, Bert M. Smith alias Charles Smith, was arrested by Chief Wyatts inspectors for forging and uttering a $1 Express Money Order on the American Express company. The suspect allegedly passed the order to Walter R. Snow of Waynever Street, with the crime dated December 7.
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